Boom Your Business 2 Day Seminar... Nashville, Tennessee August 1 & 2

A 21st Century Business Seminar

• Do you make decisions that impact a business?
• Do you have the courage to actually do something differently?
• Do you want to communicate more powerfully?

Take away a wealth of persuasively potent tools you can begin using immediately to Boom Your Business on Friday and Saturday, August 1st and 2nd, at the Sheraton Music City Hotel in Nashville, Tennessee.

It’s just $299 for two days. Strictly limited to the first 200 who register.

A 2-day event with this line-up should cost you at least $1,200. Why are we only charging $299? You're thinking that you're going to get a sales pitch, right? Nope. Nothing of the sort.

We're charging less because this is the first time. We're working out the bugs before we take this event on tour. You won’t be asked to buy anything else. The Wizard of Ads Partners do not solicit business. They are teachers first.

Ready to go back to school? Raise your hand.

"Yes. You have a question?"

• "Why is my advertising working less well than it used to?"
• "Do I need to re-vamp my strategic plan?"
• "Am I spending enough on advertising?"
• "Is my website any good?"
• "How can I get more out of my small ad budget?"
• "Should I have a blog?"
• "How could I improve the look of my store?"

Learn practical tactics to tackle each of those questions on Friday and Saturday, August 1 and 2, at the Sheraton Music City Hotel in Nashville, Tennessee.

Who are these Wizards of Ads Speakers?

Collectively they represent 107 owner-operated businesses in six countries. In 2007, they helped bring in 403.4 million dollars in topline revenue that helped feed the families of 921 employees.

They measure success in terms like 32%, 311%, 41%, 25%, 39%, 50.3%, 12%, 22%, 30%, 10.2%, 86%, and 38%. Those are the percentages some of their clients have grown.

Learn more about your instructors for the event if you wish. Friday, August 1, and Saturday, August 2, they’re coming to the Sheraton Music City Hotel in Nashville, Tennessee.

And they won’t try to sell you anything. Except a seat. There are 200 of those.

And they are $299 each. Would you like one?